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"It might be indicative how new Nintendo was to the Internet during the Wii era.

"How the other half dies is indicative of how the other lives.

But some residents believe the board's vote was not indicative of how the neighborhood feels.

It seems an incredibly proactive move from a government body, but one that is indicative of how the organisation works.

But if respondents' experiences are in any way indicative of how the cuts are being achieved, ministers should be worried.

Poll results, even those two weeks before an election, are not necessarily indicative of how the vote will turn out.

But the teams' encounter is indicative of how the fortunes of the city's corporate sports leagues have paralleled the chaos on Wall Street.

The balanced effort is indicative of how the Americans have evolved from an afterthought to the forefront of the water polo world.

The formation of Engauge is indicative of how the increasing demand for alternatives to traditional forms of advertising, like television commercials, is remaking Madison Avenue.

"This is indicative of how the Justice Department has overreached and cut constitutional corners since 9/11," said David Fidanque, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon.

The identity makeover for Siegel & Gale, which was founded 31 years ago, is indicative of how the Internet continues to change the way businesses of all types operate.